Serial Killer Gary Gilmore's Execution Inspired Nike's 'Just Do It' Slogan
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Quizzar - Nike's iconic "Just Do It" slogan was inspired by the final words on death row of a notorious killer, Gary Gilmore, who killed two people in Utah in 1976. Gilmore
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